GIS provides a common platform for integrating your information across departments. With GIS, you can examine work processes while incorporating external data such as demographics and market trends. Tools for quantitative analysis and visualization help you systematically model, measure, and visualize issues in your network planning and engineering, marketing and sales, and customer care departments.
GIS in Telecommunication management -
— The use of GIS in the telecommunication network management is informed by -
- Rapid expansion of telecommunication infrastructure in the urban environment
- Increasing dependant of social and business transactions on information communication technologies
- —Need for effective management of the infrastructure
- —Increased market competition
- —Need for efficient and effective service provision
- The fixed wired technology is particularly useful for provisioning of high-speed data services.
- This is because it is implemented using the fibre optic technology which is not affected by weather conditions.
- The high-speed data network is composed of fibre optic cables which forms the backbone of the network.
- It connects major cities and allows the network to function as a unit.
- Fibre optic cable are also used within the city in linking MDF's.
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